The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-10-28
miscellaneous News Notes.

Trinity church, New York, is to pay ST.
000. for q site for a $4,000, 900 cathe
dral.
The contractors of the Northern Pacific
tunnel through the Cascades expect to have
the work done in June of 1888.
Lumber kings OF Wisconsin seek advan-
tage OF q certain clause to perfect titles on
their indemnity lands. One road threat-
ems to prosecute all settlers MS trespasscrs.
The Second regiment, Minnesota National
guards, wins the second prize OF $1,000 in
the battalion drill at the Chicago encamp-
ment, but there is some doubt whether the
money will be paid over.
There were two more deaths from
cholera off Swinburne island, New York re,
Gently among the Alesia's passengers.
This brings the total deaths from cholera
up to date to twenty eight since the Alcsia
left Mediterranean ports.
At Chicago, Charles NJ. Charnley, lumber
dealer, made an assignment. The amount
OF the failure cannot be ascertained. Short
ly aiterward Thomas Lovdall confessed
judgment in the superior court to the
amount OF nearly $212,ooo.
The liabilities OF II. Webster e. Co.,
wholesale liquor dealers OF New York are
$780, 900, and actual assets SS31 900.
1t is said that creditors will be paid i'll full.
John Henry and Henry Z. Bowen, whole.
sale druggists, made an assignment.
A prise fight took place ut the Ashland
theater last Saturday night the 18th, be-
tween Mike Conley OF Ashland, known
as the Ithaca Giant, and o. H. Smith, the
| heavy-we Ght champion Of Nebraska, re.
| sulting iu the defeat OF the Omaha man.
Charlie Mitchell has posted a forfeit and
| issued a challenge to fight j Ohm l.. Sullivan,
| according to the London prize ring rules,
| frr fSnna aofH Should h,y S,,II
| not accept Mitchell's challenge, anybody
else can have match, but not for less
| than $500 u side.
| Business generally In the two cities OF
| st. Paul and Minneapolis is in very
| healthy condition, and the iobhing trade
continues very satisfactory. The money
| tightness OF q few weeks ngo, as q result OF
| the financial lookup in New York. has
Disappeared, and the reports from banks
| and improved condition.
| Articles Incorporating the ST. Paul Medi-
| cal and Dental institute, with capital
stool: OF 100000, have been filed with
the register OF deeds. The incorpor.
ators are Edward o. Zimmerman,
| Andrew p. Croonquist Edward j. Meier,
1 Frank c. Mercer, Charles w. Eberlein,
| Frank e. McGraw William Foulke and FL.
NOR E. McGrew, all OF st. Paul.
The French steamship Brittania which
arrived in New York on the 18th inst,
from Marseilles and Naples, and has been
held by the health officer at upper quaran.
tine for observation, was sent down to
lower quarantine. II was said that cases
OF cholera had been found aboa rd OF her
The Brittania is sister ship to the Ale
sia, which brought cholera here ONE weeks
ago.
| The annual sale OF what is termed
stumpage land was conducted by State
Auditor Braden in the house of represent.
atives ut st. Paul The sale was attended
by over q hundred lumbermen OF Minneso.
ta. Theland is in the Duluth and st. Cloud
districts, extending from Duluth to Perham.
The sale was more satisfactory in price
and amount than last year, the bids per
thousand feet ranging from s1.50 to 81
so, the later figure for tract on the st.
Louis river, in st. Louis county. The sale
was adjourned for two weeks. to be held
at Duluth, at which time large tract OF
university land near the Iron Range rail-
road, on which at least 15,OO0.OOO feet oi
timber is standing, will be sold.